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One Fine Show: “Ai, Rebel – The Art and Activism of Ai Weiwei” at the Seattle Art Museum His largest survey to date in the U.S. traces his evolution from artist provocateur to one of the ...

The Angry Line Cook food truck is back on the White Squirrel Bar's patio throughout summer and into fall. Starting this week, the Angry Line Cook's hours at the White Squirrel Bar are Wednesday and ...

In 1996, Dr. Patricia Ormsby Stoddard discovered a ralli quilt in Pakistan. Almost three decades later, she has made it her mission to preserve the craft of ralli.

Thank you for sharing so many route ideas. Like I mentioned before, I want Hundred Line to be like Shonen Jump—a single game packed with all kinds of stories.

One of the most famous lines in one of the most famous movies of all times was improvised from an on-set joke.

The small but striking exhibition reveals how printmakers from Dürer to Rembrandt shaped Northern European art — one black line at a time.

On Art History, the trio emerged from the kitchen with a towering Dagwood sandwich of sounds: two-minute punk songs, but with bluesy single-note riffs and organ whistles instead of straight power ...